OX2 Romania, part of the Swedish group OX2, has announced the acquisition of three wind projects with a total capacity of 235 MW, located in the counties of Vaslui and Vrancea, from the company Future Power. This transaction increases OX2's local portfolio to over 1.1 GW and strengthens the company's position in the Romanian market, where it is constructing one third of the total capacity of 600 MW of wind projects under development. The projects will be operational between 2028 and 2030, depending on authorizations. Lăcrămioara Diaconu-Pinbea, Vice President of OX2 Romania, emphasized the company's development strategy, which includes managing the entire life cycle of the projects. Cristian Barbu, CEO of Future Power, highlighted the importance of these projects for the renewable energy ecosystem in Romania. OX2 is also developing other wind and photovoltaic projects in Romania, having a diversified portfolio of 33 GW across Europe.
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OX2 România achiziţionează trei proiecte eoliene de 235 MW, aflate în judeţele Vaslui şi Vrancea, de la compania Future Power. Proiectele vor fi puse în funcţiune între 2028 şi 2030
Suedezii de la OX2 cumpără parcuri eoliene de 235 MW în faza de proiect în estul României și ajung la un portofoliu de 1,1 GW la noi în țară
Suedezii de la OX2 preiau trei proiecte eoliene cu capacitatea totală de 235 MW în Vaslui și Vrancea
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